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Ohio University’s fourth annual Music Industry Summit returns as an in-person event April 5 and 6, 2022, in Athens, Ohio, with a virtual attendance option.
Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine Assistant Professor Dr. Frances Wymbs has been selected as the OHIO winner of the Mid-American Conference Outstanding Faculty Award for Student Success.
OHIO researcher Berkeley Franz has published a new study examining the relationship between systemic racism, residential segregation and racial/ethnic disparities in COVID-19 deaths in the U.S.
Every year in early April, uptown Athens traditionally comes alive with a kaleidoscope of colors, sounds and smells through the International Street Fair.
Announcements from the Office of the University Registrar regarding the reporting of final grades and announcements for the spring semester.
Ohio University faculty members who wish to rent regalia for the 2022 Spring Commencement ceremonies are asked to put in their orders by March 19.
Ohio University Southern is helping celebrate this year’s Social Work Month in March with the theme “The Time is Right for Social Work” to highlight how social workers have enriched our society.
Student enthusiasm, alumni success and booming industry give rise to esports at OHIO
The Patton family name is synonymous with dedication to public education—at Ohio University and beyond. That legacy is about to shine a little brighter on OHIO’s Athens Campus.
Bobcats make the news—and the OHIO community proud—every day. Read about a few of the Ohio University alumni, students, faculty and staff who have made headlines in recent months.
In 2017, Gene Thrailkill, MED ’62, took what would be his last bow at Ohio University, returning to campus to conduct the Marching 110 and its alumni during a Homecoming performance commemorating the 50th anniversary of the band he built.
New facility takes students back in time on a path to their futures
Kaley Norris came to Ohio University as a first-year student—but with enough credits earned in high school to make her a junior. She was ahead of the curve academically but started her college journey with only two years to define her post-graduation goals and secure the experiences that would set her up to achieve them.
How innovation, Bobcat connections and determination birthed a life-saving drug and the largest royalty income in OHIO history
Have you met Gary Clark? You may have heard his story or seen his face (or maybe that hip illustration of him) over the past few months. If you’re wondering why, it all dates back to 1962, when he made his first gift to Ohio University. He will tell you it wasn’t much, but it was what the young OHIO graduate could afford.
